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SOCIETY CLUBS
College Duo
Reveals
Troth , ;
Causing much excitement at
the Alpha Chi Omega house on the
Willamette -University campus on
Wednesday night was the an
nouncement of th eengagement of
one of the "sisters," Miss Beverly
Hutchison, to Kenneth Arthur
Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Glenn Holmes of Albany. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Hutchison of Sa
lem. No date has been set for the
wedding.
The news was revealed at the
Alpha Chi Omega and Beta Theta
Pi exchange dinner, and fireside
when two flower hearts, with the
names ?Bev and Bud", arrived for
the president, accompanied by a
poem disclosing the betrothal. It
was at a similar affair in (the
spring that the couple first met.
Miss Hutchison is a freshman at
Willamette and her fiance is a
junior at the university and a
member of Beta Theta Pi fratern
ity. Guests ef Mr. and Mrs. William
M. Smith on Wednesday were her
mother, Mrs. F. A. Magruder, and
her aunt, Mrs. E. L. Whitney, of
Corvallis. Mrs. H. G. Smith en
tertained informally at a dessert
bridge for the visitor at her Cen
ter street home in the afternoon.
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Hale
T. Cade and children, Herbert and
Inez May of Fort Lewis will ar
rive in the capital Saturday for
the golden wedding anniversary of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Babb, at their country home
on October 23.
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CLUB CALENDAR :
THURSDAY
Gold. Star Mothers social gathering,
VFW ball, . JO dinner, entertainment.
Came.- i -
- Woman's Council. First Christian
church, 11 a. ra.. sack luncheon at noon,
program 1 p. in.
Fidelia class. First Baptist church,
with Mrs. Mary Long. 473 Division st.
Hayes-vin Woman's club with Mrs.
Bruce Willi. Claxter road, 1:13 des
sert luncheon.
DAV auxiliary, woman's clubhouse,
social meeting.
FBIDAT
DAV auxiliary meet with Mrs. HelenH
Noyes. ass N. Liberty St.. to sew for
bazaar, no-host luncheon at noon.
SATURDAY
Salem chapter. Order of Eastern Star,
meet at Masonic temple,' S p.m.
MONDAY
Mrion auxiliary. . p.m. VTW hall.
Barbara Arthur
Weds in Reno
The wedding of Miss Barbara
Arthur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Arthur, i to Robert Fish,
was solemnized at the First Meth
odist church in Reno, Nevada on
October 18.
The new Mrs. Fish wore a toast
brown suit, brown accessories and
a yellow and brown orchid. She
is a graduate of Salem high school
and worked in the motor vehicle
division. She has been employed
in San Francisco for the past year,
Mr. Fish, a graduate of San
Francisco schools and California
Agricultural college, sis a deputy
sheriff in San Francisco,
They are now in Salem visiting
her parents enroute to California
to live.
The Oregea Federation of Worn
en s club Droaacast over aual
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock will
feature public health with Mrs.
Walter Adriort, Corvallis, member
of the Oregon State college faculty,
presenting the program.
MU SIC
Lunbheons,
Dinners
Slated
Entertaining centers around in
formal dinners and luncheons this
week. !
The Fairmount Hill home of
Mr. and Mrs. Estes L. Morton will
be; the scene of a no-host dinner
on Friday; night when a group of
men entertain their wives and
guests. The husbands will make all
arrangements for the party and
prepare the dinner. The affair will
be held n the recreation room
ami later j bridge will be in play.
In the (group will be Dr. and
Mrs. B. Fl Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
George Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur A. Rogers. Judge and Mrs.
George Rossman, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Howard Shubert, Mr. and Mrs.
David Eason, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Eades, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Schlap
kohl. Miss Sadie Mae Scattaboe of
Seattle. Mrs. David Wright, Mrs.
AJ A. Siewert, Mrs. Leona John
son, Missj Mabel Gaines and Mr.
and Mrs. Morton.
As Revoif Sapper
Mr. and Mrs. Linn C. Smith will
be hosts ;for an informal supper
party Sunday night at their Che
meketa street home for the pleas
ure of Mf.and Mrs. Roy H. Sim
mons, who are leaving next week
for Palm Springs to spend the
winter season. Twenty of their
friends have been bidden to say
au re voir.
Salad Luncheon
Mrs. Herary Hanzen has invited j
a few of. ,her friends to a salad
luncheonj today at her South High
street hofnewith several hours of
bridge to be in play during the
afternoon.
Covers; will be placed for Mrs.
Gene Vandeneynde, Mrs. H. K.
Stockwell, Mrs. Karl Kugel, Mrs.
J.! N.I Chambers. Mrs. Abner K.
Kline, Mrt- W. E. Hutchens, Mrs.
John PoWell, Mrs. I. M. Doughton
A Dinner Party
and Mrs.i Hanzen.
Mrs. 0eorge Waters will pre
side at 4 dinner party tonight at
her: North Summer street resi
dence for a group of her friends.
Bridge will be in play following
the dinner hour.
Covers! will be laid for Judge
and MrsJ George Rossman, Judge
and Mrs. James T. Brand, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Eades, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Jones, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Schlap
kohl, William Evans and Mrs. Wa
ters. "Listen to Leon"
Opens Friday
. A coiinedy-farce, "Listen to
Leon." will open the season for
the Salem Civic Players on Fri- i
day, October 22 at the Salem
Civic theatre, 155 South Liberty
it, at 8U5 o'clock.
Included in the cast are Agnes
Drummohd. who takes the role
of Babe step-daughter to Leon,
following him everywhere and
insisting; he find her a husband.
Anne Cushman, played by Eleanor
Ftnden, is a demure eastern Rirl
who is shocked at the boldness of
her western friend. Carolyn Jami
son, played by Helen Lucas.
The role of Leon, the liar. Is
taken by Jim Baer, who has ap
peared in numerous Civic Player
productions. Nate Steinbock plays
the blustering uncle of Leon and
Archibald Darby, English friend
of Leon is portrayed by Maurice
Deckard. George Hall, new to the
Civic Players this year, plays the
role of Rogers, Leon's valet, and
Nellie, Babe's maid, is played by
Evelyn Esau.
"Listen to Leon - is being spon
sored by the Salem Postal Clerks
auxiliary and is directed by Miss
Beulah Graham.
Academy PTA in
Session Tuesday
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October meeting of Salem aca
demy Parent-Teacher association
was held Monday night. Speaker
was the Rev. Robert Hovlaind, pre
sident of the academy.
Ronald Lush, professor of music.
sang The Love or tod. When
offering! was taken, one party gave
enough for the full cost of hym
nals for 'the chapel, and enough
was raised for drapes for the cha
pel and jof flees.
i Refreshments were served by
the 7th and 8th grade room moth
ers, j
profits in EGGS x
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Federation
Meeting ;
Friday .
The Salem Woman's dub ' will
be hostess group to some 100 wom
en attending the Marion County
Federation meeting all day Friday
at the Salem Women's club house.
Mrs. Paul Grienbow is county fed
eration chairman, and will preside
at the morning and aftenoon ses
morning and aftenoon ses-
Luncheon will be served at
y women of the First Con-
sions.
noon by
gregational church, and Ss by re
servation only.
Registration is set for 9:30, and
the morning business session at
10 a.m. The reports will be given
by standing committees during the
morning session, which will open
with an invocation by the Rev.
Seth Huntington.
T. M. Medford will give the af
ternoon address, following a group
of numbers by a group of Salem
high school band members.
Much of the day's business will
be in connection with the Chil
dren's Farm Home in Corvallis, the
federation's major project.
Mrs. dinger
Will Head
Golfers
Mrs. Harold dinger was elec
ted chairman of the Salem Wom
en's Golf association to succeed
Mrs. Robert Joseph for the com
ing year at the annual election '
of officers held Wednesday after- ;
noon following the regular ladies i
day play at the Salem golf club.
Officers to serve with Mrs. Olin-
ger will be Mrs. Fred Bernardi, j
co-chairman; Mrs. John R. Wood, '
secretary; Mrs. Louis Gerlinger.
treasurer; Mrs. Stephen Fouchek, ;
tournament; and Mrs. Vernon
Perry, handicap.
The golf season for the women
will officially end next Wednes- i
day with a stagette at the Golf !
club. Bridge and golf will be in
play starting at one o'clock with
a social hour and dinner follow- :
ing at 6:30. Prizes will be award- ;
ed for both bridge and golf and
final awards for this. .reason will
be announced. Those wishing res
ervations are asked to call Mrs.
J. E. Albrich by Monday.
Mrs. Douglas Drager of Forest
Grove was a guest on Wednesday.
Those winning prizes for the four
ball, best ball were Mrs. Max
Flannery and Mrs. T o m m y.
Thompson, classs A; and Mrs.
Harry Wiedmer and Mrs. Reyn
olds Allen, class B. j
Oak Point Mrs. Herbert Bar
tell, assisted by Mrs. Zack Bartell,
entertained the Independence Ru
ral Women's club at the first fall
meeting. Mrs. Theodore Muller is
the president and plans were made
for the club year. Guests were
Mrs. Don Webb, Mrs. William Al
derson. Miss Cora Knowles and
Mrs. Clara Lewis. The next club
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Orley Brown on October 28.
The Independence Rural Wom
en's club home extension unit will
be held October 27 at the home
of Mrs. Charles Bullock and Mrs.
Viola Shaffer, home demonstration
agent, will speak.
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Mrs. Stowc to Leave
Mrs. Leland Stowe of Bronx
ville, N.Y., who has been Visiting
in the capital for the past month
as a guest at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Chester A. Downs, will leave
Friday for the south and east. She
will visit in San Francisco and in
Pasadena with her son, Bruce, who
is attending California Institute
of Technology. Mrs. Stowe plans
to arrive in the east by Thanks
giving to join her husband, who
is now on a lecture tour. -
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Honored
Mrs. E. E. Bergman, grand rep
: resentative of New Mexico, was
: the honor guest at the meeting of
Chadwick chapter. Order of East
ern Star Tuesday night at. the
Masonic Temple. Also honored
: were members of Barzilia chapter,
1 Albany; Romona chapter, Silver
ton; Evergreen chapter. Wood
burn; and Thurston chapter. Har
risburg. Hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. David A. Wright and
I Mrs. Byron B. Herrick. Escorted
: to the East were Mrs. Ben Fel
' ger. junior past grand matron;
! Mrs. Bergman, Mrs. Muriel Pint
; ler, Mrs. Bertha Burton, Mrs.
i Catherine Moelding and Mrs.
. Edith Wall.and 1948 matrons and
patrons of the visiting chapters.
Initiated were Mr. and Mrs. E.
R. Jackman. Mrs. Averill .'E. Rea
ney, Mrs. H. M. Boesch and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Teel. Mrs. Vi
ola Zander, Mrs. Myrtle Hoover
and Mrs. Benjamin Knight were
admitted by affiliation. Mrs. Da-
' vid Cameron was the soldist with
i Mrs. Lawrence Flagg, the accom-
panisL The chapter, assisted by
t the ' courtesy girls, honored Mrs.
! Bergman and Mrs. Felger paid
I her a tribute.
Refreshments were served in
j the dining room with Mrs. L. M.
; Ramage in charge. Assisting were
i Mrs. Lloyd Reinholdt, Mrs. O. E.
Palmateer, Mrs. C. E. Roblin, Mrs.
R. G. Severin, Mrs. Claire Ham-
mang, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
! Weber, Mr. and Mrs. William
Damery and Mr. and Mrs.; Charles
Hammang.
Hostesses Fete
Mrs. Walz
Mrs. R. L. Reed and Miss Lu
cile Dunigan were hostesses for a
shower on Friday afternoon hon
oring Mrs. E. A. Walz at her home.
Invited wede Miss Helen Randle,
Miss Doris Albin, Miss Helen
: Walz, Mesdames Stanley Parton
and Colleen, Virgil Trick and An
j gela, George F. Davis,. Martin
I Chassman, John oiWalz, Joseph
I Walz, Frances Walz, Elsie Trick,
IE. J. Trick, E. A. Walz and the
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Covered Dish Dinner
A covered dish dinner will be
served tonight at 6:30 by members
of Capitol Tent hive 84d and fam
ilies. The dinner, and program and
cards which will follow, will be
held at 248 North Commercial
street.
Men are in charge of the din
ner, and are headed by J. Edgar
Reay.
Congratulations!
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Soft plied yarn
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Sizes 9 to 17.
Alumnae Will Aid
Spastic Children
Salem , Alpha 'Gamma Delta
alumnae will contribute financial
ly this year to the aid of spastic
children in Oregon in connection
with the national altruistic work
of the sorority. Plans for the pro
ject were made at the meeting of
the alumnae Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Francis W. Smith
on Cascade Drive with Mrs. J.
Wesley Sullivan as co-hostess.
Mrs. Dorothy Sloan gave a dem
onstration on various uses of sew
ing machine detachments. A late
supper was served following the
, meeting.
Attending were Mrs. Howard
' Arnot, Mrs. Keith Flory, Mrs. Her
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